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Questions about the Shahid Bagheri's capabilities remain, especially with the reappearance of the infamous Qaher 313 in a new drone form.

While the objectives remain unclear at the moment, the move comes ahead of major meetings to discuss the future of the war.

The F-15EX has so far impressed in simulated combat, even against fifth-generation threats, although new enemy long-range missiles could prove a challenge.

The Persistent Smart Acoustic Profiler Voyager could make underwater listening cheaper, more flexible, and more persistent for the sea service.

The strange-looking gift commemorates Israel’s attack on Hezbollah operatives last fall using thousands of explosive pagers and walkie-talkies.

A new "smart fuze" for the GBU-57/B Massive Ordnance Penetrator has been tested and an issue tied to the B-2 stealth bomber has been fixed.

Less than a year after the transfer was announced, the first of the French-made delta-wing jets has now arrived in Ukraine.

Ukraine Situation Report: More than half of the trillions of dollars in mineral resources is on land controlled by Russia.

Work to fix the T-7's ejection system and other issues is underway, but new problems have also been uncovered during environmental tests.

The maritime patrol jet is intended to replace the French Navy’s aging Dassault Atlantique 2s and comes as Boeing’s P-8 gobbles up market share.

The Ford is the only ship to have the full Dual Band Radar suite installed, and the Navy plans to replace it in the future.

Reports from Russia suggest that sea trials for the Admiral Nakhimov could begin this summer, after many years of delays, but take that with a big grain of salt.

An RC-135V flew two sorties in the past 48 hours over the tight confines of the Gulf of California that sits adjacent to a notorious cartel hot spot.

Limited test data means the Pentagon is still unsure about the lethal effects and survivability of its key new common hypersonic missile.

While using the U.S. military to directly attack the cartels would be unprecedented, there are potential options for doing so.

After major delays, the VH-92 is stepping into the Marine One role more fully, but total transition will come seven years later than planned.

Finally operationalizing 70mm rockets with infrared seekers could unlock new U.S. capabilities, possibly including the ability to rapidly engage aerial targets.

Service brass have clamored to get shipboard laser weapons operational, as other similar systems have suffered delays and cancellations

The Navy has again run into problems bringing its critical podded infrared search and track system into full operational service.

Canada’s place in the F-35 program is under scrutiny once again, this time due to tit-for-tat tariffs with the United States.